Presser v. People
Illinois Supreme Court
Presser v. People, 98 Ill. 406 (Ill. 1881)
Scott
Presser v. People
Opinion of the Court
It has not been the practice in this court to apply the rule as strictly in criminal cases as we do in civil cases. In this case it appears, that since the entering of the motion the brief for the plaintiff in error has been filed, and the case will be taken for consideration when it is reached upon the call of the docket.
. The motion to affirm the judgment because of the failure of the plaintiff in error to file his brief within the time prescribed by the rule, will be denied.
Motion denied.
Reference
- Full Case Name
- Hermann Presser v. The People of the State of Illinois
- Status
- Published
- Syllabus
- Practice in the Supreme Court—-failure to file briefs in proper lime. In criminal oases, the Supreme Court will not affirm the judgment of the court below merely because the plaintiff in error may have failed to file his briefs within the time prescribed by the rule on that subject.